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THE TALK OF EUROPE.
GOSSIP ABOUT The FORGED PAPERS
SHOWN THE CAR.
The Strained Relations Existing bet"een
Russia and Germany and Au>tria-"hi
Taev n. Replaced nv More Friendly
FceIInge--1hc Princess tlcm'ntinc'

Tho scenes shit SO mpid'y in the grand
theatre Of Europe that nr American may
well be excused for being ignorant aud in
general indifferent One important TACT,
however. is certain. the relations % Russia
with Germany and Austria grow steadily
more threatening, while, on the other side OF
Germany. France is at least hostile and
anxious for a chance TO aNeuee Sedan and
regain Alsacc and Lorraine The overthrow
Of Boulanger and the war party, the GUST
ing of Grevy and the choice Of Saditarnot
for president Of the French republic nave
quoted the war talk for a time, hu' the quiet
is evidently but temporary and The freneh
people are AT heart for war as soon as there ls
a fair chance Of Success Dangers imcken
around Bismarck, aud even in the imperial
court OF Germany large party the Empress
Augusta conspicuou, in TO- are hostile To hiS
policy. With this party the afflicted crown
prince openly -ympaihiz,-. tAe people sym.
pathized with his dislike ior Bismarck nm
perial policy and thus hi supposed iatalillne,s
adds a new element oi sldue.s to ,lc ,lina-
ton. While every court on ihe continent OF
Europe is divided into tUo hostile factions
and while the danger ol war seems t) IN
crease, the world is amazed by tle revelation
Of plot 10 embroil Russia and Germany,
plot involving forgery of tAe most high
handed and iu cuiol, chaac',.
The facts areas set buf imIe .ly known,
hut. as if by a deep instinct pr "i roA.
ticans attribute 10 to ths D.irm f.-. .1n
and u.s. allie, in Austria ml poHi ,'irI'...,
clcmaniine, ol Cohtrt. .s fl, ..'.iu. sprint
D..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16
Would Give Her Confidence.

Mrs Menage Now that you are So soon to
H. married and 80 10 housekeeping, Franc
line, would suggest that yCu 60 into the
kitchen Tor a few hours every day
Franceline- Why, mamma, am sure that
Charley never asked me 10 b. biz wife 70 get
bis dinner
Mrs NJ But, my dear to know the names
OF things ia kitchen Will give YOU SO much
confidence IN your ability 10 scold your ser
wants
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Tnree of Itabit.

8 fenced the din Of the busy day,
only the night wind signing
iell Oh the ear Of the comrgde near
The street car driver dying.
Slowly the eyes Of the dying man
Parted be gaspe'i, he started
Tul eomiade bent with ear intent
Ger tue lips that speech tai parted.
An angel had beckoned the dying man
bow" ty toe stream so shady.
Ani ihis was On. word that comrale heard
The 0thgI crossing. lads
Clicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

Missouri and Cali
fornia,n Notes Of
Travel in CalifOr
mia and some mi
nor sketches, but
most Of his work
wns in the line of
official reports.
lie was born in
1872 in Queen
Ammo county,
Maryland was ap
pointed 10 West
Point ~ ls2s, and
graduated i'm 1884
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

rirt omaha Youth What the matter;
got b. dag dig
Second Omaha Youth No, I've resigned
what forf
NEARLY worked To death The store was
Away crlmhed full Of customers, and il
just kept mo on the jump all day. Couldn't
stand IT,
But what aIe y0u going do now"
II shall Try 10 get place ia some store
ihat don advertise '-O Omaha World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Fer One Request.

Priscilla Jane Matilda Jones
Walked IN the avenoo.
She wore a Scottish shaggy dog,
And a costume Of dark blue.
Up to her stepped burgaleer,
Skin Larry was his name,
FORK over them ere rings says he
For that's my little game.
Priscilla trembled DER with fear;
The man be smelt Of grog;
"Oh. take, she said, my purse and all.
But spare. Oh, spare my dog
New York Morning Journal.
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which develops into duodecimo run. lie l.
accompanied by running mate, consisting
OF flute with large red mustache over the
main entrance.
The Singed Cat will be produced at the
Poll grounds early in January Let Their
be full house.-Bill Nye in New York
World
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DIED.

ADAMS. Died, on the 18Th instant. Of
drOpsy. Mrs. G. A. Adams, wife OF X. J.
Adams, 10 Main street, this city.
DUVAL.-Died. in Lexington. Va Decem
Der 18th. lsS7, Ms. sally ID. Duvsl, I'm the sixty
first year of her age.
FOSTER--Died, at the residence OF his
mother. No. iO5 East Canal street. at loo pm
Wednesday. December 18th. James Il. Foster
Jr., in the forty fourth year OF his age.
TWENTYMAN.-Die az Midlothian Coal
Mines, Chesterfield county. Va. on December
sth. Elizabeth C.. beloved wife OF William n.
Twenty man.
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toftlischOrl Get
tn- -c children 81
cured in advance
and Ali their par
outs viii CONS O.
seq hoU the ibid
rel look GA the
STA c / thou BAT
Of tAls ny elf
4 beautiful o
pranO nov CONS
on. accompanied
by her voice. ami
wonders here
Felix is She de
tosinsa mall
song while waiting
tor him The song
Is ala arpeggio with
diatOuic scales Oh
It IL b. gins low
and iluttering like
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16
Never Had Been There.

Brown - Where have YOU been lately,
RobinsOni | haven't seen you for two
months.
Robinson lcarelesslyl-Oh. of on little
trip-I.ondoa and Paris aud that sort u
thing, YOU know Paris is a fine place, Brown.
Have YOU ever been therei
BrOwn-No; I've been IN Louisville and
Lexington and Paducah, but was never IN
Paris New York Sun.
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see the Little gem

of "a drug store. the Park-P Place Pharma-
cy. Stokes building. corner Bely dcie ami
Main streets. where YOU can nnd cigars. ciga-
rettee tobacco. fine extracts cOlOgnes. toilet
soaps mineral waters of oll kinds, hair brushes
tooth brushes. combs. etc.. etc. Physicians
prescriptions spe lalty. Writing paper. pens.
pencils, postage stamps, and postal cards
Don't fail to call.
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RICHMOND, December H.
Some small lots OF new and old wraI
pers changed hands to-day, bat there s.
nothing doing In Inspected leaf 20 call
for special comments. Loose breaks
were large again and prices fairly we'll
with l3l paid for lot Of
bright Sussex county leaf, while l0 was
highest ON dark leaf Receipts viii be-
quite full tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16
An Unusual Occasion.

Omaha Wife What under the sun are you
ioingi
Acknowledging to TIC this s,Fins around
my finger
why, / did not ask you to DO any
errand
NO This string is to remind NE that
have nothing to remember today Omaha
World
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Diamond Lost.

Last week a diamond stud was lost in
the cigar factory OF Han & Nichols. Man
chester. Va. A reward of $50 will be- paid for
its recovery. II was supposed 10 have been
made up into some Magnolia CheroOts which
were sent from the factory. The finder Will
receive the above reward 90 the return Ot the
stud. HALL NICHOLS
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A KIND rhex pian.t na,e.

"Nou have all kinds Of rings, 1 ,uppose''
observed McCOrkle u a ieweler
Yes, sir was the reply What kind
shall show you-diamond raby, amethyst
NO. you may let inc examine good vel
LIN ring, please Philadelphia Times.
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Oh Main Street, Richmond va.
advise all persons intending 20 use
coupons TO procure them from Mr. J. +.
Cooper or his agent, and get his guaran-
tee OF indemnity, as with it can secure
them full and complete legal protection
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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BILL NYE AS A PLAYWRIGHT.
He Describes "A New Opera Of which He
Is the Author.

HAVE just re-
turned from a pr
vate rehearsal of a
ne W operetta OF
which | am the
author, and hasten
10 write A fair, hon
est criticism of IL
for the press. In
this criticism |
shall try to be per-
fectly frank 20
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

The Rhode Island and Massachusetts
Railroad Company has been leased to the
New York aud New England Railroad
Company for 100 years.
Hon. A. W Mcclellan, postmaster Of
Ottawa, Ont, left there Wednesday for
Washington to conclude the negotia-
tons for the establishment of parcel
post system between the two countries
There is likely to be a reduction in the
prices of anthracite coal for the latter
part Of the month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16
The Theatre Hat.

The season dramatic returns to engage
our minds with its JOYS and all that,
And likewise is with us, 70 shut out the stage
The girl with the four story hat
Boston Budget.
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Evidently "A Crunk.

Young Man getting OF street carr Here
is my fare, conductor you forgot to ask me
for it,"
PaSsenger-Who is that young man Who
Just got oil, conductors
Conductor never saw him before some
crank, guess. Ii takes all sorts Of people.
sir, 10 make up the world Tho Epoch
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Friendly Amenities.

Miss Clara think young Mr. Waldo s so
original, and ~ pleasant, too. He paid me-
some very pretty compliments
Hiss Ethci-Did le, indeedi Why, he must
be original. New York sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

Bridget Enjoy slape, is III How could /,
III like y-l 10 tel me. The mint lay down
LA aslape. an' thcminit lm awake have "
git up Where's the time 10. enioyin 1t to
come inf Philadelphia CaA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

tIo Cry Of a wounded olay pigeon, and gradu
ais scars upward. lke the prico of coal. and
ends with some art.-lc gargAng which sug
ges.s a Sarblo IN tAo upper register
A. she gets more confidence iu herself she
become more iITitatei because Felix di not
e.. there 1T the same time he said le would
The prima donna 81 the "aingeI Cat la
q pleasant voice. full OF timbr4 aul line ALE.
gro movement. bordering on the anilnto
Mr. Riley, who has heard her says that wheg
she pull5 out the last joint on her crescendo
and opens hcr upper register her moutL
looks not unlike q stab ia the dark She
sings with the whole arm movement, aud her
action is good as she gees by the judges
stand She has d selection ia the second
act called Back 20 Our Mountains in
which she starts oil with a ritard in
which she emits chest note which tests
the acoustics VI the hall, that She Is
tickled 70 get back 10 her mountains such as
they are, and is pleased with tho altitude
She has assisted ia The DamnatlOn of
Faust but otherwise her conduct has been
good. She is d widow, Der husband being
deceased he was listening 10 the song Of
buzz saw near Saltwater Mimi. in 1873. and
Fbt an itlttt tiAstt tAN 7tN AA4 n'illrlulls CUR
fidential 10 communicate and desired - take
him apart for that purpose. Anyway, he
was ia that condition when they found him
For that reason her music is frequently tear
ful and often solfeggiO in spots Her roper
toire is very large and has a lid on il. Tn.
only criticism that feel warranted in max
ing aud hate to do that, Is that she has
slightly ruptured her voice BY trying several
years ago 10 sing duet with herself ana
thus draw two salaries.
When the applause has died away Felix
CONES in with baritone voice and dimiu-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

When softly fall tue feathery fakes
And hide the wither-d grasses.
The time has come for buckwheat cakes
And New Orleans molasses
Boston Courier
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Glnllnns ro..IbIIitle. Ahead.

De Les,eps-N es. we are stih working on
the Panama canal and have got hopes ~
tn way. yOu have the advantage Of me
American Tourist Ny name Is keely
"Ahf Tie Eeely who is inventing a ucw
motor,
The same
"iiOw fortunate nc have met When my
canal is completed 1 viii Use your motors ~
run our tO1bOats Omaha World
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Out of Place.

Oh, "A man may gain a deathl-ss reuown,
And all fame that the world can give,
But If caught in u womans dry goods crowd
He feels toe mean 70 liye. Yankee Blade.
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THE LATE GEN. EMORY.
4 Soldier Whose Deeds frightened the
Middle Ira of American History.

Middle Ira of American History.
The recent death Of Maj Gen. William
Helmsley Emory removes the last or almost
the last noted soldier Of that galaxy which
Frightened the middle era Of American his
tory. the heroes Of two wars. But Gen.
Emory was not only a veteran soldier and Il
good one. his fame os engineer, explorer and
skillful manager Of pubic works and boand-
ary questions was such as 10 cause many to
overlook his military career On the Mex
can and British boundaries alike he rendered
his beloved country invaluable service. II 2
wrote Notes Of Military Reconnaissance 80
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

ished trIa d. lie
thinks Of the first
verse while the pic
colo makes a few
desultory remarks,
and then he ex-
plains how he could
not get there when
he agreed 70 be
cause the jury dis
agreed, or some
thing Of that kind
lie eN ALLOWS an I'D
aginary clam with
the shell on it, and
begins ia a low,
passe rOund r lay
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

IN these December lights true 'Oge is bor..
Conceive q swrtter picture n you can;
FAIR Chloe at the nre. Gle pops the cora
And stephen pops he question, like a man
Boston Courier
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vivid Description.

The woman sas ola. decTepit and gray,
As she trudgeJ through the snow and tle sleet
20 wore on her face q sad. sad smile
And her shoes were filed with feet
Ft.lauue
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

A box of good cigars or a demiiohn Of
old Madeira or sherry wine is a nice Christ
mas present, and can be had OF
IHANBERIANSE 4 Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

An heirs are interesting, but the most IN
teresting is the million heir New Haven
News
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Coupons can be used in payment Of all
taxes due the State. A very large pro-
portion of your tax bills can be saved by
using coupons. Fu,l legal protection and
indemnity guaranteed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-16

We are the sole agents Of the celebrat-
ed Ia NOunandi Cigar
CHAMBERLAYSE y Co.
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iDr thee ming holidays can bc easily found 100
mN large selection OF
GOLD sPECTACLts AND EYE GLASSES
tOMnlNATlON GOLD HOOKS AND
CHAINS. LORGNEIIES
tnck t..tose-heIi Ac.. an from the very
cheapest rt thr most elaborate, 40 prices AZ
luW Hr aus 900 zoe country.
AS heretofore. ml examination is free, and
an other uf my superior GLASSES correctly
ntted to tAccye 400 moderate cost 70 does not
matter bow severe the visual defect may APP
pear
Defective cyeslght whether 100 children OF
adults. should not hc neglected, and improper
glasses most iuv IAhlY procured by guess
WORK strictly guarded against.
DIX. $. GALESkI
Consulting Optcan.
Nl5 East Main street.
Best artificial eyes 0n hand and inserted
lieieOi Bra
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MARI e.. trm.
Quotations M.ddina 9sc loss m.1dling
Nc good ordinary SEQ.
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Fortunate Escape of Two Hearts.

Some people were talking about young
married couple who recently solved the prob
lem OF unhappiness by divorce. How for
tunate that they married, remarked al CID
club cynic
''How soN replied lady.
"Why, If they had not and had married
separately they might have made four PEG
pie unhappy instead OF Two philadelphia
Press
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DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
n
n. 4. PATE 81 CO.. 1904 EAST CARY STREET

" Gather. WAtCr,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Blisters, OF Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin. Zine
Copper, Iron and
; h n gle, and
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky ROofsfrOm.
age and exposure
are rendcTedtlght
and perfect by its
use. Damp and
imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use 81
this PAINT and
CEM ENT.
iail ~
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J. p. JDSflS, @ IS. lr.
aycnt. Established
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GROCiKIES AND LIQUORS.
Hermann SCHMlDTS
EUROPEAN STORE.
DEllcAcIE3 AND LUXURIEs

~ ~ " IHIFU. |UH|EN Hill sIHEEI-
Tho greatest Nlr ETY. Of
DEllCAClE5 and LUXURIEs
also. RAi-iNs. CUBHANrs. ClTRON. OR
ANGE mi LEMON GELATGNE. FIGS.
DATE NUTS OF aA knd4 ALMONDS. soft
and pipe. she'll ani without hell. CANDIES
iud CAkFso. o,oly scrption. GENUINE
NIKGNBrbG IE8kC,HEN GOTTA,
cWCEENSAUsAcE. WE-rPHALIN sAU-
SAGE. Ii.H. BRANDY. WHISKY, CHAM
PADNE. VINE and CIGARS. ,lel0 tf
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GUTNE ND rsEFuL PHEsENTs
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"A sNfpEH y %. m "II"4
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Story and Moral.

Man, ass,
Smells gas,
Strikes match,
Happy dispatch. It'd BIZ
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" s, Liam H. GARDNER n
ssaInnod ran cutting. dyerf -.,..
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Carpenter and I.I....
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npo,iHi attention io nI
....,..
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bl'inf f-Ii' Ii.'IiH"
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a. b. CLAhkh 1uA.
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DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSE,

~. p, 800 no tSlS
A., . ane D'1rec'ory bel0s Of rela,l o.s
S' as"'ess nC9se'' giriag their i.s,. 60
1xs'hess, 'oiA Be JolHd sery D.,c.l '''''N ''t
y reference Jor Information ,l.. ri "''t
'''0 40 We agerenl 5raaclo Qf5sss..
n uy,.,. Analytical Chent..
Chem ~ hVtilNG. l-s Ta..lf..
nond s,,t 'tptdkc and On....t
tention No., - nleknany railroads s, o..
''"''On 10 ores and mueu. u.f... it's. r.
4. r,, Architect.
". ). DlNNOCK. llB 3. n..,..-
reepondence solicited '.fr'. o..
wtrrr. Bsrber..
lillian n. GARDNFn
stltcl. HAN cutting. df,..,
shampoOng.
bskcrs
"l1iiM vND STEAM BAKERY
Pi9pileior' 1T 5. lHr.N0 ...
ID Boots and ,ho..
j. q, L EA>DALE. lil g. u..0
s6o e "'' u mems ana B. anI t...
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Wal th D.. BNAlFR -t..
war; Net smoked lDei f.rU.. SUI.
,,,,. Candy Manufacture.
IL hh Is. ul tk. fI Na....
wholesale anl ufN. r.
hheiohee Cough uNI.
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mr. pr. nNON D STEAM BAKERY "a .
anu retail.
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I 81 rp,.,. Roots and ,hurs.
- ~ l., Il hAHDALE. 1913 a.. N..n .f....
g" ali 81 mems anna .rI ....
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,t,-t, ,"nhl Nanufarfnfrf.
JLlN hh Is. DYER. ono h.....
Wholesale aul nfUI -.
Cherokee Cough uUl.
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ELBA COAL YARD .E s'lN
and Pine streets. rs. = ..t
klnds OF Coal, Wcei. ani ''f'
phone. IN.
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". ). DlMMOCK. ms r N...-
respondence solicited ' Street, C..
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r " STAGE. Twelfth street. uu'.l i.
Hotel. Civic and military Gallo.
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r. II. MORRlsETT. 30. D. sei...n
Manchester. Phone, ar.
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=. ". LOWE. 22ls r. Main street, ..........
rer OF Champion Woven "h. ..r
ana Cots. The best and cheap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-09
DEMOCRATIC NJ
What Must BE Done to Preserve Il in the
State.

What Must BE Done to Preserve Il in the
state.
To Hs Eftor of he Register.
IL is neither wisdom nor good policy to
ignore the fact that the harmony of the
Democratic party Of this State is menacei
by disturbances which, it not allayed by
iudiciOus forbearance, are likely to mate
Iialize into factiOnal conflicts that may en-
danger u success at the important election
of 1883. If we lose this election we lose
not only the Legislature and all the State
officers, including two Judges of the Court
Of Appeals, but one, and perhaps two,
United States Senators, and the electoral
vote for President, which may lose TO our
party both the Senate and administration
of the nation. In the face of such hazards
we cannot afford to yentilate personal re-
sentiments or foster factiOnal feelings.
The most prominent of these disturb
anees is likely to arise out of the failure of
the Legislature to elect a United States
Senator. We therefore ask the use of your
columns 10 offer a few suggestions which
VII probably satisfy some whoare inclined
to indulge in harsh criticism, that the mis-
takes are not all on one side, and that
there is less ground for elimination and in
tolerance and more reason for extenuation
and f~Orbearanee than they seem to appre-
ciate.
The thirty-eight So-eallej caucus Demo
Gratis and their friends insist that the
twelve who declined to go into caucus are
wholly responsible for the non-election OF
u Senator. Is this necessarily the ease? 1t
is undoubtedly true that the twelve, by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-09
MONDAY, APRIL llih. 1881.

sell ut public auction 4" the bish"st AMI i"Nl
bidder, vi the 'front.' dior Of the Court House ui
Marshall county. commencing nj 10 O'Clock a.
m, Of said day, the following described real -
tate, that II IA say. Eighty acres "f lAnh more
or less, on Wheeling Creek, In Marshall county.
West Virginia, adjoining landsOi Joshua BlRk",
william Ruth aud others, being The rrsiin" oi
the Henry Conkle land conveys Ia said 'ruI-'
by deed dated January 9Th, ISL, To which deed
reference Is hereby made for u fnll description oi
said land, excepting aud Iescrylng ihcfcfrnins III
acres, more or less. conveyed Ia John Clemens
by said Lawrence CnIe aud Hannah irfiJ@, his
wife, by deed dated November 18th, $50. aud
recorded In Deed Book No. 25, Pages 1853 anil lbi,
Marshall County Record Of Deeds, which yid
tract IL bounded and described n follows. 'lm-
mencinY nj n point where William Ruth'- line
intsrscCls the land Of said Lawrence IruIr nj The
county roah north Of graveyard; thence east
along the line Of the county road NJ poles th"n'"
| north - ROLES In Il line parallel with the IN" DE-
tween saId CnIpe AMI William Ruth Ia The line
between said Cnpe and JIbHa BIakr, lheh'.
west along the line between sAii 'fuIe Anl
Joshua Blake ~ poles tn the line between Nli
CIupc and William Ruth: thence s1uih 3yI"lr-
along the line between saId Cmp" and william
| Ruth Ia the plarc nf beginning. paid trait ~ '1
acres having been released hy &. ". oldham
assignee VI +. I. Oldham, admlniStrni"f 81 VII
Oldham deceased.
TERMS OF SALE .-Dne-thiri cash, balance
in one and two years With Interest nun Day q,
sale. the purchaser giving his n0ts. with good
security for the deferred payments, and The tue
to be- retained until purchas" money u paid ~
full. W. Y. HUE iTui"e'
mar5ua